The phrase "aimed to update" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to bring something up to date or improve it.
Example: "The new software release was aimed to update the user interface for a better experience."
Alternatives: "intended to refresh" or "designed to modernize".
It aimed to update existing products, adding convenience by subtracting cables.
As before, he sings and plays most of the instruments, but aimed to update his R&B sound.
The drug pricing dashboards hadn't been changed under the Trump administration, even though the Obama administration aimed to update them every year.
Taking up the challenge of the classic works of musical theater, this sci-fi folk-blues musical by Andrew R. Butler aimed to update the formal expressiveness of songs as narrative.
The new machines, which replace the lever-operated antiques many election districts in New York had used for decades, sprang from the Help America Vote Act of 2002, which aimed to update voting machines to prevent another election marred by thousands of rejected ballots.
We aimed to update our previous results, considering a larger cohort of primary headache patients who came for the first time at our tertiary headache ambulatory.
Broadly, it aims to update the 1993 agreement and spur more auto manufacturing in the United States and Mexico.
This review aims to update the reader as to the current issues surrounding the delay in treatment of oral cancer.
This study aims to update the parameters of both models for predicting the long term transport behaviour of concrete subjected to environmental exposure classes XS2 and XS3.
This review aims to update the review by Moy et al., 2011, by examining recent advances in the treatment of substance use disorders in the elderly.
Despite his disappointment at some aspects of it, he says he'll aim to update his blog as often as possible throughout the festival with reviews, interviews and featuresf.
